bnther

Many thanks for your help. I greatly appreciate it!

Samuel B

Thanks for the reply.
Is it even possible to change the index.php from wp-admin? And the index file I’m referring to isn’t the one in the themes folder, it’s the one that hangs outside of all of the folders. In other words, when I log into my host, it’s the only index file that can be seen.

pcgrejaldo,

Thanks for the response.

That fixed it 🙂

I have to admit that I’m a little frustrated by this. All this time, I’ve misunderstood the overflow:auto; concept. I know when I set the height and width and apply hidden to it, anything that would extend past the div is hidden. It must be when a definite size is not set, that hidden just applies only to the scroll bar and not to the actual content?

Learn something new everyday 🙂

Thanks again for the response.
The help was greatly appreciated.

t-p

Thanks for the reply : )

I turned off the plugin (lightbox) and switched back to TwentyOne for the theme. Twenty One worked just fine and my theme is still shifting left with lightbox turned off so it’s definitely my code.

I’m trying to think this through, maybe if the canvas didn’t have a closing tag it would shift to the left? But I have the closing canvas, body and html all included in the footer and footer is definitely in the index.

The only files that would affect this would be header, index, footer, sidebar and function, right?…I think that’s all of them. But why no validation errors and why only IE and why only on the custom menu’s? Why not <?php wp_list_pages('title_li='); ?> only <?php wp_nav_menu( array( 'theme_location' => 'member-menu' )); ?>

I guess the more efficient way of thinking is what causes a loss of margin:0 auto in IE?

Still working on this dang thing!

You can see the website here: http://gtworkspace.com/otsego/home

If you navigate to the Member Directory, you’ll see the sub-categories that I’m working with. Skipping the unnecessary/unwanted ‘Categories’ label, when I click on the links, it navigates to a completely new page — this one containing only the header and I have no idea where that is coming from. The desired results would be clicking on the link and have the posts display in the area to the right.

Here’s the code for the page:

`<?php
/* Template name: Member Directory */
?>

<?php get_header();?>

<div id=”subMenu_content”>
<!– I want things to post here –>
</div>

<div id=”subMenu”>
<?php wp_list_categories(‘child_of=5’); ?>
</div>

<?php get_footer();?>
`

This seems to be working:

<?php wp_list_categories('orderby=id&show_count=0&use_desc_for_title=0&child_of=5'); ?>

(The number 5 is the id of the category)

This is a lot more along the lines of what I was after. However, wordpress has put the title “Category” in. Anyone know how I get rid of that?

RoseAppleMedia

Thank you for that. I’ve been running into this type of issue (where the straight-up HTML doesn’t work)and it’s been frustrating. It took me forever to figure out why the CSS wasn’t working. I needed the href="<?php bloginfo('stylesheet_url'); ?>" instead of just an href="style.css" I’d like to get my hands on a good “WordPress for Developers” book that would explain all of the nuances to some of this. Sometimes all I really want is to build the ability to add/edit content and I don’t really feel that Cushy would be the best fit.

Thanks again for the help.